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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> tclpro-dev
tclpro-dev
[Tclpro-dev] TCL arrays
by Krithiga Chandhrasekhar other posts by this author
Dec 28 2005 4:19PM messages near this date
[Tclpro-dev] patch for tbcload and tclcompiler | [Tclpro-dev] Tclpro source release?
hi
    I have a question about arrays. 
   
  Basically I have a config file 
format is 
  # 
# 
[DATA FIELDS] 
#Field_name     Display_title       Format              Format 
Description 
sys_part            Data here..... 
............. 
  [SCREEN_DEFINITIONS] 
# 
Data here.... 
  [PRODUCT CODES} 
data here 
  I need to read these into global arrays one for each section 
   
  I am able to read teh first part whichis DATA FIELDS and then the next part how do I read 
between DATA_FIELDS and SCREEN_DEFINITIONS. My code so far:
   
  set prodcfg trav_product.cfg 
 puts "I am reading product config file"
 
  if { ![catch {set file [open $prodcfg]}] } { 
        set data1 [read $file] 
        close $file 
        set lines [split $data1 "\n"] 
         
        
       
        foreach line $lines {  
        
           set ptr [string first $line "#"] 
                
   set arg4 [string range $line $ptr end] 
    set args [string range $line 0 [expr $ptr -1]] 
              
                 set arglist [lindex [split $line :] ]
                                set var [lindex $arglist 0]
         
             puts $var
             set var1 [lindex $arglist 1]
             
             set var2 [lindex $arglist 2]
                  set var3 [lindex $arglist 3]
                  
                if {[regexp SCREEN_DEFINITIONS $arglist]} {
                       
                 break 
                 }
               
   
  Please review and let me know what I need to do for the next iteration
   
  Thanks
  krithiga


		
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